How and why I bought a $30K house in Wild Sweden

[@romanosinski770]

I think, in reality, the squirrels wrote to you a letter containing photos of the house and themselves. At the end of letter they wrote that they need you there, urgently. You simly have no other option :)

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Squirrels are so cute, I love them.

[@HANNAHLUMERIA-it5rw]

That's a clever comment!

[@tanelviil9149]

You better get some protection for yourself. Because if the black and brown migrants in sweden find out your location you will get visits from them... like in south africa white farmers get visited by blacks. Guess what happens to the farmers if they don't have guns and other forms of protection ???? White farmers in south africa get K _ _ Led look up FARMLANDS (2018) | Official Documentary

[@ceciliarichter2458]

I live in Småland which is in the southern part of Sweden and I too am surrounded by forest and lakes, and lots of wildlife as well. Last evening while driving home I saw 1 moose, 1 fox, 2 deer x 2, and a bore(wildhog) with a litter of babies.

[@jukkahelisjoki5820]

Oh sounds so nice. I have Astrid Lindgren's book "Mitt Småland". A Great book and reminds me my childhood in Finland.

[@SvengelskaBlondie]

Used to live in a small town called Mullsjö, on the outskirts there was a road that you would pretty much always see deer and sometimes moose next to. It's a smaller road that runs a bit parallel with the road 47 (southeast of VIP hotell) and goes past a small place called Västerkärr. Ironically, the same road was in the news for having a dude with insane christmas lights setup. People slowed down to look at it to the point of it almost becoming a traffic hazard 🤣, he paid like several hundred dollars just to those light on for like a month. Ive seen moose in Mullsjö itself, close to the elljusspår. Me and a friend where out walking when a female moose trotted across our dirt path. Think it was maybe one meter in front of me, was quite awesome to see such animals up close.

[@holylotus8419]

literally half of america

[@keefr22]

£27,000 is exactly what we paid for our house in South Wales - 40 years ago....!! 🙂That baby moose was lovely (as is all the other wildlife you film!)

[@francineh.7825]

Such a beautiful place to call home! The moose calf looked like it had been born that day...wonderful to see!!

[@Skuggan84]

Probably just a few hours old. If even that. I would guess less then 3 hours old. Moose calfs can walk instantly.

[@le_th_]

@@Skuggan84 Little moose calf was sure trying on wobbly legs.

[@Skuggan84]

@@le_th_ yeah. Thats why i think it was very very young. Hadnt found it's strength yet :)

[@kelvinsmallwood6315]

It is no wonder you fell in love with Sweden & your house. It is so beautiful & most of what you want is on your doorstep especially for photography. Wonderful shots of Squirrels via your remote camera. Enjoy yourself. Love watching your videos.

[@MrJapanApan]

Welcome to Sweden. Glad you chose the northern part. You should probably get some new padels made for canoes (those you have now are for rowing) Also its important to use a lifevest. Good luck with the photos. Summer just started and there should be a lot of animals around. Greetings from Umeå.

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

I second the opinion of the paddles, paddling with oars seems very uncomfortable. As for life vests though, due to experience, I know that they can cause more harm than good, there's always a risk of a loose strap or some part of the vest catching onto something making you fall. Not a huge risk in a canoe, more so on a sailing boat, on the other hand, falling off a canoe is quite less likely than doing so on a sailing boat.

[@Raj-nh3fc]

Life vest is a must on a canoe or a boat. It is a sensible choice that may one day save your life. Never seen a Swede go out on a boat without a life vest.

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

@@Raj-nh3fc Perhaps you haven't done much boating? Life vests in general are like bike helmets, you put them on children but not on adults albeit some do. I have about 50 years of experience of sailing/canoeing, and have experienced some of the problems a life vest can cause, including falling into the water, getting spine or neck injuries when falling into the water, tripping or falling down, not being able to handle a situation quickly enough, getting stuck when climbing up the rig. I'm not saying that they're bad, just that they can also cause problems. ETA: Life vests, or any protective gear for that matter, can also give a false sense of protection, making you take more risks, I've seen it happen many times

[@Ecthelion1967]

@@matshjalmarsson3008 I agree. But canoes are not very swedish, we use a "roddbåt", and you can put an outboard on it as well as row. And as an adult if i go fishing i never wear a life west.

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

@@Ecthelion1967 Weell I'm not so sure about that. My father built a canoe when I was a kid and we had several trips with it, and in my school we had canoe trips too. Sure, we used rowing boats too, but not nearly as much (you do realize that I'm Swedish?)

[@freedonbass266]

Some wild life, some cooking, nice professionally edited video, thank you.

[@pookienose3]

Northern Sweden is beautiful! I used to live in Stockholm and we would travel around a bit but not that far north. The squirrel forest is lovely! Your home is so pretty!

[@cw3728]

What part does she live?

[@roskis6493]

Beautiful video. As a Swede myself, I've visited 30+ countries but yet haven't been any further north than Åre. Such a shame we sometimes become so home-blind. Greetings from northern Småland.

[@laaaliiiluuu]

Same with my home country. Most tourists have seen more of it than I did, haha.

[@pjk1714]

Just magnificent! You are so fortunate to have chosen the journey you embrace. Your work is pure art form. The lense is definitely your soul. The moose are grand to observe from a distance. We have many here 🇨🇦. Where is your life vest? Rely on self, not others in water so their lives are not sacrificed too. Please be safe, you are a treasure to all of us.

[@NN-nl9cx]

This is just magnificent. Congratulations on your brave decision, Dani. Friends of mine sold their house in northern Germany two years ago and moved to rural Sweden. They have virtually become different people, so happy and relaxed, and never regretting moving there 🇸🇪💙

[@rikardnorlen752]

Yes there are a lot of germans and Dutch here that move or get a summer house! I know at least five and one Englishman in my village of 350 persons 😆 Nice they appreciate the values in form of space, freedom, nature aso that are up here !

[@the.trollgubbe2642]

@@rikardnorlen752 still nice in the rural areas, most city's though are destroyed by mu$l1m 1mm1gr@nts

[@leptir7110]

GDJE RADE I OD ČEGA ŽIVE TI LJUDI AKO VAM NIJE TEŠKO ODGOVORITI .😊

[@jasonverheye2839]

Why are younisomg oars to paddle a canoe?! They do make actual canoe paddles. Learn a few paddle strokes like the J, draw, skul, and Canadian. For flat water (lakes), that's all you need 😊

[@InappropriateShorts]

any way to describe the differences to a yank? I’ve only been to places that speak the romance languages

[@Mionwang]

Congrats Dani! It's the dream house for most of us.

[@Helen-mh8mq]

Its so amazing that you are the only 2 people on that lake!I live in New Jersey in the US .That could never happen.So beautiful. This past summer we had 4 Osprey nests.Osprey everywhere!!!

[@danielballesteros3016]

Congratulations Dani! Now you have a beautiful house near your loved squirrels and the rest of animals.

[@bpetersson5024]

even for Swedes, that's pretty special...you might want to try getting a couple of canoe paddles to make moving around in the lake easier..

[@DaniConnorWild]

Yes. We just used what was available when we rented the canoe

[@John_Krone]

Love your editing skills and the choice of music. Your house is beautiful and was an excellent choice, and the surrounding area is amazing. Definitely a place like that is a perfect place to call home.

[@drummerguyron]

I love how consistent your videos are. Always so calming for the soul.. In my world I'm surrounded by chaos.. It's so lovely to sit back and relax and watch the squirrels and other wild life through your eyes.. Top notch work! Thanks for the zenful moments. Love the house btw.

[@leolundgren3989]

I've lived in Norrland for about 10 years now and absolutely love it here. I've just started with wildlife photography and it's been a blast so far. What I enjoy so much about it is that you're building this relationship with nature where you start to observe the details and try to be present in every moment. Sometimes you're richly rewarded with astonishing views or contacts with animals that almost invites you to their domain. Some people might think that it's all about taking great pictures, but to me they are just proof of the amazing experience I had when taking them.

[@le_th_]

What a wonderful attitude~

[@matteoenricocattaneo]

nice touch to have Plupp as an avatar, one of my favorite figures in the Scandinavian child's literature. The other one is Mumin. I agree with what you say. Even if my wife comes from Jämtland, unlucky for job/family issues we live near Stockholm, but when we can we are out and about taking time in nature.

[@Andre-ct4fq]

Thank you for your comment! I never thought about photography like that. Maybe I should give it a try.

[@arctic_haze]

I'm probably too old to buy a house in northern Sweden but I definitely want to go there one spring or summer. I am happy for you that you can see it every day!

[@Babesinthewood97]

I love that nice people come here and appreciate our nature and make a happy home here ❤

[@mistydawncreates]

It's nice to see someone live their dreams. You are very talented and have such love for nature.

[@mikaellindroos1594]

She is a very good presenter too, smooth and calm voice.

[@jonathanrobinson2628]

We moved to Sweden from the UK last summer and haven't looked back. We're in a very underpopulated part of Kalmar Län in the south and have similar landscapes. The feeling of peace and tranquility isn't something that I've ever really found in the UK. Our family home was similarly cheap, albeit we're in a village. And I cycle a lot, so see a lot of the wonderful wildlife. On Saturday, I saw a golden eagle ahead of me on one of the forest tracks. It was eating something (that smelled foul as I cycled past it) and proceeded to fly along the track ahead of me, between the trees. It was quite stunning. Anyway, welcome to Sweden 😁

[@inputimmersion9577]

How did you get residency?

[@Steve98345]

​@@inputimmersion9577yes... I would like to know that too

[@netayconnection6236]

Yes I also would like to know?

[@jonathanrobinson2628]

@@inputimmersion9577 @Steve98345 @netayconnection6236 I am fortunate to have a German passport as well as British. My wife only has a British passport, but honestly, without the German passport, it would have been extremely difficult as we don't have a pile of cash behind us, and it took me a little while to find my feet, work wise.

[@brownwellson54]

I've just retired recently and I must say I found this video informative and great to review. These psychological concepts are much more useful for individuals attempting to avoid mistakes than I realized when I was first introduced to them. This is probably why Warren Buffett talks so much about temperament being crucial to his investing success.

[@henrietteelgaiaberndt7340]

i so agree thisis really the first video that made my heart sing! I feel sweden and have never been there but we are thinking of moving there after we retire in a year from now so thank you! I am also a photographer of nature so this was such a blessing

[@allanpedersen554]

You are so good… But i can tell you, it’s so hard to get back in the canoe if it tilting, on the open water. You should practice that discipline, also in the cold water - I guess the temperature is still below 10 degrees. In meantime I can only recommend to use a life jacket

[@shirleyboy8859]

27K!!!!! Hold my beer I am on my way..... :-)) Delightful video Dani..... They all are.... :-)) xxx

[@skakdosmer]

When I was five years old, my parents, my little sister and I went on a short trip to southern Sweden. Our parents slept in a tiny tent while my sister and I were supposed to sleep in the car. But we couldn't, it was just too uncomfortable, so we took turns waking up our parents to complain. Around 3 a.m. my father had had enough! He was very upset and declared that we were going home to Danmark "right now!". And so we drove through the beautiful landscape in the sunrise, and through the morning fog we saw a moose cow slowly and majestically crossing the road with her calf. And to think we would have missed all this if we hadn't complained! Now this was in 1965, and back then there was left side driving in Sweden, but that changed two years later. And I noticed in this video you're seen driving on the left? You say you heard your first cuckoo? Our wildlife in Danmark is very similar to British wildlife, I think, and I've heard many cuckoos from my childhood and throughout the rest of the twentieth century. But in later years all birdlife has suffered greatly from the farmers' use of pesticides, so it's been a while since I last heard one.

[@onewomanarmy6451]

Just came across her video and I think I can sort out the two querys you had about her video. The driving thing is just that she is driving on a rather small, slim forest roads. We see two different roads in the video. The first one has a left and a right "lane"(they are wheeltracks on a dirt road but you know what I mean) but we never see her drive on it in the video. The second road has a single "lane" and this is the one we see her actually driving on. That is clear both by how close the forest edge is to her driver side window and by the fact that we see the road in her rear window at one point. I get the confusion though since the road that is very clearly seen for a long period of time is the two "lane" one and that is shown shortly prior to her driving with the forest right next to her driving side window and you have that strong memory that already connect Sweden and left side driving. What she probably (99% certain since they are so common here) meant when she said that she just heard her first cuckoo was that it was the first cuckoo she's heard for the year. The cuckoo is a migratory bird that leaves Sweden at the earliest in July and at the latest in September for eastern Africa and they return to Sweden in May. That's why hearing a cuckoo is a sign that it is proper early summer. I don't know if she knows about this but there is an old saying about how the first call that you hear from a cuckoo in the spring is prophetic concerning the rest of the year. It's not so much the cuckoo itself that is important but from what direction/cardinal point you hear the call. The saying in Swedish goes "Södergök är dödergök, Västergök är bästergök, Östergök är tröstegök och Norrgök är sorggök", a local change is instead "Norregök är torregök". It translates to "Southern cuckoo is a death cuckoo, Weastern cuckoo is the best cuckoo, Eastern cuckoo is a comforting cuckoo and Northern cuckoo is a mourning cuckoo", the local change is "Northern cuckoo is a dry cuckoo". It was believed that this rhyme was an indication of what would befall you during the rest of the year, now it's just a fun thing to note. I hope this makes sense, take care.

[@SylvieLefebvre-l8r]

​@@onewomanarmy6451thanks you for all thé explanation, in France we just must to have a gold coin in your pocket when you hear thé first cuckoo to be ''rich'' all years lol my grand parents Always did back in thé days

[@carnifpsgod9383]

I used to live in Kalix in Northern Sweden for 30 years in connection with the wilderness, the peaceful feeling you have is beyond irreplaceable... this video really brought back good memories!

[@Spoltish]

And now Kalix has fallen because of multi culture..

[@dallysinghson5569]

Kalix is near Finland so no surprise multiculture happened, those Finns are funny!

[@Spoltish]

@@dallysinghson5569 I didnt know Finns were sub saharan africans from Somalia etc.

[@sergioguillen1037]

Another beautiful episode! Thank you so much for sharing your daily life and magnificent scenery. Most importantly, congratulations for living in the house of your dreams... you have certainly earned it.

[@ireat]

I moved to Sweden three weeks ago and YT did the trick and recommended your channel :) beautiful photography! I've been in this country for only few weeks and I already love how much nature you can experience, it's truly beautiful! Can't wait to see more of your videos!

[@Lauren-mq6qf]

We would love to move there also but we on British passport. I heard if it’s not EU passport it can be difficult. May I ask was it hard to move there or are you on EU passport ?

[@ireat]

@@Lauren-mq6qf I have a EU passport and I came only after getting a contract (I work at the university and I did my interview via zoom) If at least one of you manage to find a job/job offer (especially for specialized job) then it should be doable. Good luck!

[@Lauren-mq6qf]

@@ireat thank you for replying and good to know. Enjoy beautiful Sweden 🇸🇪

[@petere6036]

Congratulations on the purchase of the new “old” house. May you continue to enjoy life in nature. I love to see your beautiful and peaceful videos. I'm still a loyal follower. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I look forward to the next videos.❤

[@datalasse]

Great video! Thanks for sharing the videos of the wildlife and your story about coming to Sweden.

[@louiseshayneensenado2314]

I'm absolutely captivated by this type of vlog. It's so profound and soothing. This is my first time tuning into your video, and I'm definitely going to enjoy every single one of them. - all love from 🇵🇭

[@richardbedard1245]

I was hoping you would have shown more of the house, but I discovered I found a wildlife photographer. So, I'll enjoy your beautiful work, and continue to hope I'll get to see more of the house. Thank you!

[@Osmone_Everony]

Thank you for letting us into your life for a while. It feels so good. 💖

[@mandyleeson1]

Thank you for sharing your experiences. You have a wonderful perspective. I wish you all the very best.

[@demopem]

It should be noted that these prices are only in the far north (and maybe other remote areas). In the southern half och Sweden and anywhere near or in the larger cities, you'll have to add another zero to the price, and perhaps double it on top of that, depending on where you are.

[@DaniConnorWild]

You can find some rural houses in southern Sweden at that price. I found one last week that was going for $45k.

[@basonjillett1]

You are correct we bought ours for that price backing onto forest and between 2 lakes under 2 hours from Gothenburg. Very similar to yours 👍 And we have squirrels on the garden and there's an albino in the village 😊

[@demopem]

Well, yes, but that's what I consider to be remote areas. 😉 I just wanted to point out that these prices aren't the norm. There are huge variations depending on location. You wont find anything like that within an hour from Uppsala for instance. But in the west (Värmland), close to Norway, you can find very cheap houses, but that's pretty rural and far off, even if it's in the southern half.

[@meeruisland]

I remember watching your channel pre covid and i got a calendar with the squirrels on, we loved it so much that some of them on in a frame around the house...your house looks brilliant

[@malc121]

Congratulations on your new home and thanks for sharing your life in nature’s paradise,take care and stay safe 👏🏻❤️

[@refreshmentfan]

PLEASE please please... never tell people where a raptor have its nest because there are people who steal the eggs and sell them for big money worldwide. I know Sweden have problems with that. I really love your channel and you gave me some really great tips on how to photograph squirrels ♥

[@ladythalia227]

Truth. Egg thieves have been caught in Norway as well the eggs were bound for the Middle East.

[@olafwiese6728]

Congratulations on your own house. The area is beautiful but probably also very lonely. This in turn will benefit your work. I'm always happy about new videos. Greetings from Germany

[@DaniConnorWild]

Yes we do get lonely, hence why we go swimming several times a week.

[@TowerNewsNow]

If you live in northern Sweden I'd recommend that you pick blueberries and/ or lingonberries at the end of the summer and early in the autumn. It's an experience which you cannot compare to anything else imo. Stay safe though there are bears in some places, they usually stay away from humans, but it's good to keep an eye out for them.

[@Novation681]

+1 and then you have the amazing cloud berries (hjortron) and the super amazing field berries (åkerbär) :-)

[@phillatt6277]

@@Novation681 Yea but you gotta go through swampy areas for that, pain in the butt

[@Phixersor]

I would argue you DONT have to keep an eye out for bears, at least not out of fear.

[@ulrikalindeblom839]

Try to look for some propper cano padels instead of the "åror" for a boat that you are using in this video. Padels are not as heavy and will make your canoingtrips much easier. Välkommen till Sverige

[@Gullvivas]

Do you know that the name of the berry Lingon is a Swedish word? in Sweden they say just Lingon -berry for all kinds of berry. So the name Lingonberries comes from Sweden :) hello from Norway

[@Bjorzor]

Just came across this video after watching some other videos about wilderness. I got tears by how beautiful my country is. Its so common today that swedes themselves walk down on the status because of stuff happening around in society, but what people forget is this, what you show, our motherland. Welcome home Dani! You just earned a subscriber :)

[@wayofthewicked]

what motherland? you swedes have surrenderd it to the foreigners long ago! it can all be so beautiful, but if you don't hurry up and conquer your land back.... then this beauty means nothing.

[@lesgray8709]

Wow - what a beautiful place, such an awesome house - I'm very happy for you - enjoy living with nature! I hope that you will continue to share your experiences with us for many years to come!

[@alexmuller9798]

I am from Poland but momentarily I am living in Germany, where the access to nature is pretty limited. Everything is surrounded by fields and wind farms and I am missing the wild nature, to wich I was accustomed. In Sweden, the nature is really breathtaking and the high living standards encourage one to live there !

[@Andre-ct4fq]

@VickyGermanPowerMusicWhen it comes to access to nature, there is a remarkable difference when comparing Swedish cities to say German cities. In Stockholm for example, one can get from anywhere out into the nature for a proper hike within 30 minutes. Even less if you count in nature reserves like Hagaparken or Djurgården, which lie right in the city. Not sure what that political remark has to do with this video at all, feels kind of random to drop that like that.

[@dallysinghson5569]

Dude is walking about wildlife and you had to drop in your immigrant agenda >_

[@europeanambience]

Welcome to Germany where is no place you can escape from people --.-

[@ShabbahCore]

@@europeanambience And here's the Dutch thinking Germany has so much nice nature without people everywhere. We're easily satisfied with a few hills and trees elsewhere, considering what we have... is almost fucking nothing, haha.

[@europeanambience]

doesn´t matter if you are in the deepest forest in Germany, there will always be other persons, asking what you are doing. @@ShabbahCore

[@globohomo6842]

Thank you for coming to the Nords. You have already been here a while (great), wish you all the best in all of your endeavours.

[@ChrisC-Pi]

That's so great that you made a video on this topic, I was thinking while watching your last video as to how you managed to move to Sweden, so you read my mind. 😀

[@ChrisC-Pi]

ah except you didn't really talk about that, I should have watched the whole video before commenting, would be interesting to see a video on that if you feel up for sharing, like how did the visa situation work for you?

[@DaniConnorWild]

It’s really boring so I’d rather answer it here. I applied for a self-employed residency and my partner, Juan joined my application as my partner. We created a business proposal with links to videos and existing businesses. After waiting 12 months and not hearing a response, we went to the migration office and they said we can apply for a case closure. And basically within a month they will have to close our case. And the next week we got a migration officer who contacted us for our current bank statements and then the next week we had a residency cards made 😂 No interview. That’s it.

[@ChrisC-Pi]

@@DaniConnorWild Wow that's great, thanks for the reply and info, really appreciate it, I didn't know about self-employed residency as an option, glad to hear it worked out for you and it went through easily in the end, happy times😀👍

[@mattiasrc]

Welcome to Sweden, glad to hear that you enjoy our nature and wildlife here. Good luck with the photos and documetarys. Greetings from South Sweden

[@TBuanes_Photography]

Absolute stunning area and a beautiful house. Enjoy it in full and keep up the good work you do with this channel :) looking forward to see more beautiful videos of your Squirrels and other animals :)

[@katiimelody]

I feel like you are living in an alternate reality, where everything seem magical and life is peaceful with nature.

[@finnmccool2851]

Found your video in my feed and thought I would check it out...Wow, I spent half the time taking screen captures of the amazing wildlife you shot! It looks like Sweden is absolutely beautiful, more to my taste than the desert I live in right now (Arizona) although this is beautiful in it's own way, I just long for trees and water. Good luck in your new adventure! I'll be watching! ❤

[@szmako]

It is good to have channels like this! Thank You both! Sz.

[@ThunderboltDragon]

Love you videos, but I do a have a complaint😉. About the canoeing, where are your life jackets? While I don't doubt your swimming abilities the water is cold and you are far away from the shore. So next time I want to see both of you using life jackets, no excuses. I always use it when I'm out with any of the boats.

[@Vendelcrow1948]

..and,by now, they have proper canoe paddels, instead of oars....

[@Bawamba]

You make me feel like I'm doin a mistake waiting til I get even older before I move back north and the calmness of nature. Loved this video, thank you for sharing and I hope you enjoy the beautiful nature of Sweden :)

[@Sancto58]

WE DON`T WANT YOU HERE IN SWEDEN, NOT IN ANY PART OF OUR COUNTRY!!! Africa is many times larger than the whole of Europe, stay there, or if you are here already, RETURN!!!

[@clanker3967]

Well before you move north you gotta change that profile picture and club my guy

[@Bawamba]

Not at all ;) Was AIK before I moved south and will be when I move back north :) @@clanker3967

[@maxjarno7814]

You make me once again appreciate what I as a Swede have for free and regularly forget, because I have stopped watching. You are an absolute talent keep it up !

[@aureliomarsili3902]

Really beautiful places, and very very cute images and videos of squirrels !!! Thanks, ciao from Italy !!!

[@fern-v9s]

Hi Dani! First time in your channel and an immediate subscribe! I'm currently in Italy but plan on moving to Sweden next year! Hopefully I can find a beautiful house like you did! Cheers

[@DaniConnorWild]

Good luck and welcome 🤩

[@Gullvivas]

@@DaniConnorWild Hi there! It is a pleasure to watch your life in nature :) I have always wondered how you make a living? Your Income? or are your man working and have a job?

[@paddan82]

I love to watch you films. Just amazing to see. And finally, welcome to Sweden glad you like it here :)

[@americancockerspanielchannel]

Dani, this camera is perfect for watching the squirrels!!! You must enjoy it so much!

[@questionmark9819]

I'm so jelly! You have a new sub, I love that you live in the middle of the wilderness and doing a job that you love. Those red squirrels are gorgeous.

[@itsmewende]

It's so nice you can live your dream, right from your own home. Such beauty surrounding you, that lake is worth looking for a home in the area. Look forward to seeing more, and just whatever that little tease at the end is all about.

[@loveistrue8163]

Good job Dani, I am on my way to Sweden as well, as real estate price in Canada is ridiculously HIGH. I have been in Sweden several times and I love it's culture and nature

[@patriciacinea3097]

Epic video! So happy for you both, Dani. Beautiful home and surroundings. I look forward to seeing the seasons of nature.

[@nicolaj3294]

Love this Dani. We have several Osprey that have nests near where I live on the east coast of Australia. Absolutely gorgeous birds. You've inspired me and I've recently taken up bird photography (very amateur) I have taken some great photos of the Ospreys. If you ever wanted to do an online photography course I'd be interested.

[@angeloacosta9411]

beautiful landscape it reminds me of Upper Penninsula Michigan... Glad you are enjoying you time in Sweden.

[@WalksInCamera]

What a cool place to live, with so much woodland and wildlife around too!

[@bobJem]

Welcome to Sweden I love the north i fell in love with the nature there since first day ❤

[@philvale5724]

Hi 👋, Dani , I hope you are all keeping safe and well, get to see the wildlife, I have been to Sweden back in 1992, it is amazing place, you are both very lucky, to be privileged to be able to live in such a amazing place in the world, stay safe on the canoe , amazing photos and filming, Phil from the moulin France.

[@rymdskrotet]

Such a nice footage of the Swedish landscape! I'm living in Sweden myself, and I got so happy when I saw you video.

[@technodrone313]

cool. glad that worked out. been watching since that original squirrel video.

[@AntonGermanReal]

Congrats! Happy to have you here, hope you like it

[@travelmurmur]

The way you see the world is so special 🥰 What a beautiful place to live. So happy I found your channel!

[@howierfs5471]

Hej Dani, you did it right. Telling us with such a convinced smile it must have been right. Well, living on your own first its a challenge but I am sure your parents are proud of you the way you manage. Their wish is a happy and safe life which you achieve as far as we can see. Go on and thanks for sharing with us. CU

[@eerokutale277]

Last October I bought my dream house in the countryside for 156 000€, four bedrooms, garage, carport etc, over 90 meters of shoreline by a lake, 1,7 kilometers to the nearest grocery store.

[@holoholopainen1627]

IS that in Sweden. ?

[@eerokutale277]

@@holoholopainen1627 No, 350 kilometers from Helsinki.

[@robinsmith9734]

My feet are getting squirrelese, have traveled lots when living in Norway, and Swedens breadth and length fascinated me, with its long rivers flowing east from glaciated Mountains, same as here in the south island of New Zealand. There is a fish which grows to a large size at the heads of such rivers also. I have been thinking of returning, to complete a book I began, following a translation of a book I found there was no ending! I would need to be there? You have prompted a surge Dani. Thanks..............

[@raffaut81]

First time watching one of your videos, I immediately subscribed. I’m also a photographer in love with all Nordic countries and in particular Northern Sweden. I plan to eventually to move from Australia to Sweden even though my family think I’m crazy. Visiting Abisko in November for a photography trip. I can’t wait!

[@zfunk56]

We have some close family friends who are from Sweden. I've been to Arvika, Karlstad, Goteborg, and Stockholm of course. The summer house they have near Arvika is really beautiful. You can see mountains in the distance from the lake there. We were told that those moutains were in Norway, which is cool to think about.

[@annarutt1812]

You’re a wise young lady and have found the perfect environment for you!! With some envy, I congratulate you!!

[@rupak-travelmoments]

An unbelievable presentation of nature and wildlife 👍 Greetings from India 🇮🇳

[@martinwesterstrand]

Välkommen till Sverige! Nice to have you! /Greetings from Töreboda

[@MrTmiket0007]

Thanks for sharing another wonderful video like always ❤️👍🤗

[@funkyribs]

Definitely turning on notifications, so calming and amazing to watch

[@gianlucagrandi7162]

la natura che vi circonda è fantastica....complimenti

[@mahbubeshhhh19]

Your home i mean your yard actually. And your video melting and touching my heart completely. That nature amazing. Scandinavia countries are really amazing.good for you .

[@daveexplore3856]

Love it Dani !! Love your vids & photography. Big hugs from BC Canada 🇨🇦

[@holoholopainen1627]

Whereabout- Van Island ?

[@daveexplore3856]

@@holoholopainen1627 No. Mainland

[@InfernalPasquale]

3:33 Love the foliage in this one, in fact I love it all. Great photography.

[@Magmar.]

Dani congratulations on your house and the nature around you

[@jv7070ful]

Beautiful as always.A tip for you is that instead of a camerabag use a Pelicase it's stays floting (when closed ) if the canoe is capsizing.

[@DaniConnorWild]

I usually have a dry bag inside the camera bag just in case ☺️

[@Jackie-rc6cj]

Wow magnificent views, I love the squirrel. Interesting video. I have never lived anywhere it snows in my life. The harshness of winter there would scare me. But good luck to you as it looks like heaven on earth.

[@Lily_Autumn]

Oh my goodness, the tiny baby moose! What a special moment! 😍❤ I may have missed an update, but did your foster dog get adopted? 🤞🏼

[@kitt28]

So happy for you, I love the picture you pick at the beginning, not sure what the type of picture its called

[@robinr.770]

Thank you. This was beautiful, as well as informative.

[@nancymosley708]

Wow I love your story and the opportunity to live in such a beautiful place. I love the camera feeder you setup and the squirrels are so cute. I love nature and appreciate seeing creatures that I don’t see here in the US.

[@saabnico]

Your videos are great and very relaxing to watch. Im actually wanna roadtrip up in sweden becuase of them, i live in gothenburg and have not been above stockholm, although i have relatives in Skellefteå 😊

[@mgarcia2445]

I'm so in love with the wildlife there! So beautiful!!♥♥♥

[@vivianelabelle3992]

I really love your house.🏡👍❤ The nature is breathtaking! 🦌🐿🌲🌲🌲💚

[@lifewalklens8447]

Congratulations Dani more blissful days to you

[@andreaschudzinski-buchholz4221]

Hi Dani 🤗 Another amazing new video, thank you so much for the beautiful pictures and the story, by the way, I heard my first cuckoo three days ago 😍🐿❤️

[@Andreas683]

13:49 That comet or meteorite was very visible here in western Finland too.

[@FancyPants43]

Congratulations! Happy for you and your little neighbors. 😊 I wish I could get a house for $30K here in the San Francisco Bay Area, with the great sounds of nature. 🐿💚🌲

[@petersvanberg4261]

I lived in SF 10 years ago, pretty expensive, yes, but I loved it. All the walks with my dog at Fort Funston, the food, Sonoma… now in southern Sweden, nice here as well, but the northern parts here are majestic and special.

[@elinjohansson384]

Welcome! Looks like a lovely house. A piece old superstition for you: In my parts of Sweden, the direction of the very first cuckoo you hear each year will tell you what the year will bring. North = sadness (norrgök/sorggök) East = comfort (östergök/tröstergök) South = death (södergök/dödergök) West = the very best (västergök/bästergök).